Weather Forecasts Rely on Government Aviators
The new system will have aviators from navy and marine corps fly at dawn with meteorographs on the wings to collect upper air data up to 17,000 feet. Their readings on condition direction and speed of air will improve morning forecast accuracy and supplement ground observer reports.
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Iass
Ion
Navy
Marine Corps
Weather Bureau
Hemboiets Piles Remedy Promoted By Local Druggists
Advertisement touts Hemboiets as a external quick fix for external and internal piles. It claims to ease a weak circulation in the lower bowel, purify blood, and restore health, with a money back guarantee if not satisfied. Mann's Drug Stores and Eck Drug Stores are named as sellers.
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Dr. Leonhardt
Mann's Drug Stores
Eckall
Everer
Adv
Stars Advance in Women's Play at Carolinas Championship
In Charlotte on May 24 survivors of the opening round vie for semifinals in the Carolinas women's championship golf tournament at the Charlotte Country Club. Key matches feature Jane Cothran of Greenville vs Helen Waring of Pinehurst while Estelle Lawson defends her title against Mrs Degener of Charlotte.
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Charlotte
Charlotte Country Club
Jane Cothran
Greenville
Helen Waring
Pinehurst
South Carolina
Robert McKay
Miss Waring
Edna Hirshinger
Estelle Lawson
Chapel Hill
J. F. Degener
Freddy Hyatt
Exhibition speed and matches amid tournament play
The article notes Charlotte and Marion Gayer advancing to quarterfinals in a tennis draw, with Deane Van Landingham facing Mrs Duckett and Charlotte beating Mrs Caviness while Mrs Griffith fell to Mrs Duckett. The piece also covers political remarks on session schedules and a Senate filibuster claim, plus a vehicle emission test showing many cars in motion emit dangerous carbon monoxide levels.
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Charlotte
Marion Gayer
Charleston
Alliene Hoover
Greenaboro
Deane van Landingham
A. F. Duckett
Durham
Charlotte Star
B. Caviness
Greensboro
Number of U.S. Aircraft Makers Reaches 72 in 1933
The record shows 72 aircraft manufacturers operating in the United States as of December 31, 1933, reflecting growth in the industry and a shift in the national aviation landscape.
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United States
Real Battle US For Loop Lead
The Piedmont league tight race saw the Charlotte Hornets and Columbia Sandlappers win yesterday to keep their edge. Hornets beat Wilmington 3 to 3 in daylight to sweep the series while Miller helped the Sandlappers top Norfolk 3 to 1 for 19–11 on the season. Greensboro also topped Richmond 7 to 3 as 6,900 attended Merchants Roosters night in Greensboro.
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Charlotte
Piedmont Loop
Charlotte Hornets
Columbia Sandlappers
Hornets
Wilmington Pirates
Johnny Dobbs
Miller
Sandlappers
Norfolk Tars
Greensboro Patriots
Richmond Colts
Greensboro
Merchants’ Roosters
Richmond
Columbia
Wilmington
Norfolk
The Most Sensitive of the Five Senses Is the Ear
A brief note on sensory anatomy identifies the ear as the most sensitive organ among the five senses, highlighting its role in balance, hearing, and spatial orientation.
Officer Stilp Accepts Bar Challenge in Display Fight
Officer Irving Stilp chose a public display of a firearm at a bar after a bartender doubted his aim. He struck a beer glass on a window 560 paces away and was denied a day off for five weeks as punishment.
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Era
Irving Stilp
Wien
Stilp
Drivers should avoid second-starts at red lights
Motorists should not habitually start from second gear after a red light as it strains the engine drive train and rear gears. The warning notes undue stress on the engine, drive shaft, and rear gears from improper starting technique.
Spring Fever Spring Tonic Advertises Blood Boost
An old advertisement promotes a spring tonic named Ita claiming to revitalize red blood cells, boost appetite, energy, and skin tone. It targets people feeling run-down with promises of noticeable improvement and lists sizes and price advantages for the product.
Judge Schenck Succeeds Adams in Supreme Court
Raleigh May 24 Judge Michael Schenck of Hendersonville was appointed associate justice of the Supreme Court to fill the unexpired term of Judge Benn J Adams who died. Major J P McLendon of Greensboro was offered the post but declined it. Governor Ehringhaus announced the appointment noting Schenck will serve until January 1. The seat is contested in this fall’s elections and State Democratic Chairman J Wallace Winborne was offered the 18th district judgeship Schenck will vacate with decision due tomorrow night.
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Raleigh
Michael Schenck
Hendersonville
Supreme Court
Benn J. Adams
J. P. McLendon
Greensboro
Ehringhaus
Schenck
J. Wallace Winborne
Marion
Winborne
Senate Faces 12 Hour Work Day Over Tariff Bill
Washington May 24 In a strong move the Democrat leadership warned of a 12 hour Senate work day to blunt any filibuster against the tariff bill. Majority Leader Robinson said he would press to end any organized delaying tactic and deter attempts to block the measure.
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McNary
Washington
Senate
Robinson
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